Problem when try to update the fullpath of a existing script on RQM
Hi everybody,
I dealing with a strange problem. I am trying to update through RQMExcelImporter the fullpath of a hundred scripts, the motive is that they changed the location from the old path. I looked through the samples files and change the conffiguration from the spreadsheet to change only the fullpath from a respective ID.
I created and changed the fullpath from one of my scripts, but when I try to change the fullpath from a script that already exist, and was created with an RFT adapter, I receive the message that the update was made, but when i check the script is like nothing was made at all.
Anyone saw this already?
Kind Regards,
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Can you try if
urn:com.ibm.rqm:remotescript:38
Ricardo Souza selected this answer as the correct answer
Comments Hi Don,
It works!
I was trying something similar, with artifact.XLSArtifactID and urn:com.ibm.rqm:testscript:38, I never though using the remotescript. Thanks so much for the help.
Kind Regards,
Don Yang
commented Jun 26 '18, 7:44 p.m.
Glad to know it works for you.
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It would be hard to figure out what's going on unless more info was provided
- RQM/ExcelImporter version
- what is cfg like for full path change
- what is your xls like on defining the full path
and how do you specify the existing test script?
- is your RFT script created from UI or ExcelImporter originally?
Don,
so script from ExcelImporter works but from UI created not.
How do you specify remotescript.ID in column A for UI script and ExcelImporter created script? I suspect A does not have correct UI script id there hence the tool does not really update/know the target script at all.
Hi Don,
I am not sure if the keyword should be remotescript.ID or not
but specifying ID only won't work for sure, it should be something like
urn:com.ibm.rqm:remotescript:38 (38 is an example of script ID)
Hi Don,
I dont know whether remotescript.ID would make it or not, did you try that?
I make it as a comment because I am not sure what is the keyword here.